Stages of the Path

Lamrim teachings provide a step-by-step approach to practicing the entire path to awakening.

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Three types of compassion

Continued commentary on Chandrakirti's homage to great compassion, explaining three ways to observe sentient beings…

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Chandrakirti’s homage to great compassion

The teachings for the advanced level practitioner begins with a commentary on Chandrakirti's homage to…

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The 37 harmonies with awakening, part 2

The 37 harmonies continued with explanation of the seven factors of enlightenment and the eightfold…

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The 37 harmonies with awakening

The 37 harmonies are a fundamental practice of the middle scope and are practiced by…

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Generating renunciation

Renunciation is one of the milestones to awakening. The measure of having produced the mind…

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Taking rebirth from the intermediate state

The transition from the intermediate state to a new rebirth based on explanations in the…

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Death and the intermediate state

Factors affecting our death, and the importance of the state of mind at death. What…

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Gomchen Lamrim review: Birth, aging, sickness, and d...

How to reflect on the dukkha of birth, aging, sickness and death to generate the…

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Afflictions and the accumulation of karma

The disadvantages of the afflictions and how you accumulate karma through the afflictions. When you…

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How the afflictions arise

The antidotes to the six root afflictions, the sequence in which they arise, and the…

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The five types of afflictive views

By learning about the types of afflictive views we can look at our own mind…

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Ignorance, doubt, and afflictive views

Continued explanation of the root afflictions, the cause of our unsatisfactory experiences. Outline of the…

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